Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-15
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for Cortez.
:. An extra session Of the California Legis-
lature Is talked Of.
At Cisco, on the @. P. R. r., the snow
was thirteen feet deep yesterday.
4 An assessment Of 20 cents per share has
been levied on the Belle Isle mine.
Many persons are reported to have per.
ished by the recent blizzard In Dakota.
Mrs. VIM. Timson aud Miss Agnes
Timson arrived here Sunday from Hamil-
ton.
The old State University building at
Elko has been turned into Q county hos.
pital.
Ground was broken last week for sink.
ing a new shaft on the Manhattan mine at
Austin.
Wells, Fargo & Co. yesterday shipped
five bars Of Eureka Con. bullion, valued
at Sill, 022.
J. r. Kendall and J. R. Townsend, Of
Hamilton, were In town yesterday,
weather bound.
Governor Stevenson has appointed Prof.
O.. 8. Young, Nevads's Land Agent at
Washington.
Senator Jones and Fair voted for the
bill prohibiting Senators being attorneys
for the railroads.
1t 10 reported that the German Govern
ment will contract for o loan of SIS 900
for military services.
The Virginia Report recommends Gene
| raj Robert M. CLARK Of Carson for Interstate
Railroad Commissioner.
Senator Foley's Jury Fee bill has passed
Ahn NnnfarAnaa GN-nw> Aa1 ~.aAf.
will soon become q law.
An attempt is being made In England
TO suppress the publication Of full re-
ports Of divorce suits.
Mrs. VIM Plumhof aud daughter left
yesterday for California, where they ex-
pect to reside permanently.
Mrs. Harvey Carpenter left on yester-
days train for San Francisco, where she
cones for medical treatment.
Charles Morgan has been arrested In
San Jose for compelling his s~ixteen-year-
old wife to live 9 life of shame,
John hackay was yesterday snowbound
at Colfax. waiting for the snow-plows TO
open the road across the Sierras.
A great revival 10 in progress in Tai
IMAGES church. in Brooklyn. 30 far
&BNSS bCORhe O0Na wa fNAF
Al midnight February 8 thermometers
registered . temperature OF so degrees be-
low zero at Fort Benton, Montana.
The whole number OF insane patients re-
ceived at the Stockton, Cal, Asylum from
1851 to July /, 1886, inclusive, Was l0,476.
A sleeping boy walked of q moving
train on the Panhandle road near Xenia.
| Ohio, and was found unhurt an hour after
ward.
The telephone girls OF Lancaster, Penn
sylvanis, incensed by the painting OF the
Office street windows, have gone on q
strike.
The young lady who burst into tears
has been put together again, and is now
wearing hoops 10 prevent she recurrence
OF the accident.
W. W. Foote, late California Railroad
Commissioner, has declined to accept the
position OF Com missioner under the Inter
state Commerce bill.
Little boy pulls 9 ~reveller in 3 saloon by
the coat tail. "WhAt do you want, Tom my7"
Come home. pa. Ma has been waiting
with 9 club for you for the last two hours"
:, When the Hamilton stage left here yes
tesdAy morning. there was considerable
cRVoui&tA0h No WhutaSA q WYNN w " w
get through. on account OF the severe
storm.
d VIM. Hayes, OF Hamilton, returned
/, here Last Saturday from . five months
visit in England and Ireland. He will re-
y turn to Hamilton as soon a. the weather
I will permit.
Telegraph communication was again in
, terrupted by yesterdays storm. and we
! are tLsnkfui for the small amount OF
. news we are enabled to give our readers
this morning.
, II il proiessed that persons characters
: can be read by she lines in their hands.
This is often true. for you can tell o horse
man by the lines in his hands and an In
dustrious girl by her clothes'line.
n Senators Foley and Thoma arrived here
/ late last Friday night. and left early yes
terday morning by special train for Gar
son. During their stay here they were
very active in getting about among theii
constituents.
There was lots OF fun about town yes
terday In sending and receiving valentines
} Mine host Of the Jackson House. and hi
son Harry, received their share OF ths
comics, and exhibited them az fast 81
they were received.
y A gentleman from Hamilton informs nj
that during the big windstorm over sher'
q few days ago, the Episcopal Church wal
entirely blown down. During the presen'
condition Of affairs In Hamilton, IL 1
probable that II will not be rebuilt.
Foley's Senate bill No. 10, for the relic
OF ex' Sheriff Stinson OF Eureka, was with
drawn as not being properly before th'
Senate. by reason of the fact that thu
claim has not been passed upon according
10 law by the State Board Of Examiners.
The Reno Gazette says: ut is rumored
that one OF the A~ssemblymen has won tht
heart u hand Of one the fair ladies o.
Reno, and will take his prize back with
him to his rural home. upon the adjourn
ment OF the Legislature" Guess that
our junior member.
The entertainments given at the Opers
House Saturday evening deserved better
patronage than 1t received. The manage
ment are entitled 10 credit for the perform
ances they rave given Of late. It was
| however. on Account NJ tba uaakhar tina